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Stephenson's seminal study of soil acidity and bacterial activity revolutionized our understanding of the relationship between soil health and agricultural productivity. Drawing on years of fieldwork and laboratory research, he demonstrates the critical role played by soil bacteria in maintaining soil fertility and shows how soil acidity can profoundly affect bacterial activity. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture, and its insights remain highly relevant today.
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